Shenyang police informed many people to beat sanitation workers! What legal responsibility should the hitter bear?

Shenyang police reported a case in which many people beat defense personnel. The criminals Yang, Liu and Hu were sentenced to administrative detention 15 and fined 500 yuan for allegedly beating others. It is understood that sanitation worker Luo Mou has a contradiction with Yang, who runs a waste toll station, because of dumping garbage. Luo dumped the garbage in front of Yang's waste toll station, and the two sides clashed. As a result, because of this incident, the two sides had a fight and turned into a physical conflict.

According to the day of the incident, Luo drove a small three-wheeled garbage truck and dumped garbage in front of Yang's garbage toll station. When Yang stopped Luo from forcibly leaving, he found that Yang was driving Luo's tricycle. Subsequently, Mou Yang came to Liu Mou and Hu, buyers of Huipin, to chase and beat Luo, causing Luo to be slightly injured. I think we must look at the problem rationally, instead of not giving in to each other, which will intensify contradictions.

I think there are problems on both sides of this matter. First, don't take out the garbage in front of other people's houses, which will affect other people's business. Anyone who meets this situation will be very angry. However, Yang never restrained his emotions, and it was intentional to directly beat Luo. If Yang chooses to call the police or let a third party intervene, then he will not be detained and there will be no subsequent violent conflict.

There will always be some contradictions in life, but we must treat them rationally. First, the two sides will negotiate and communicate privately, hoping to reach an agreement with each other. Sometimes they can make some concessions. As the saying goes, take a step back and broaden the horizon. However, if you find that the other party is unreasonable and pushing your luck, you can directly choose to call the police or post on the Internet for help. You must protect your rights and interests through legal channels.